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Subaru Forester Replacement Key If your Subaru Forester key fob has stopped working, it could be because of the battery being dead. Replace the battery in the coin cell with a new one that is the same model and size, and then snap the key fob's case back together. Only an auto locksmith or dealer is able to program most transponder chip keys. Subaru keys that aren't transponder do not require programming. Lost Keys If you've lost your keys or you just want an extra one, getting the Subaru Forester replacement key isn't as difficult as you think. You can purchase a replacement key from the dealership where bought your car or a locksmith that specializes in Subarus. The majority of these experts can create a new key on the spot, and can even erase the original key's ID code in the event that it is needed. The type of key used in your car can affect the cost of replacing it. locked keys in subaru forester have a standard metal lock key some others use a proximity or remote key that requires a special programming. Consult the owner's guide for your vehicle to determine which type of key is utilized. Many locksmiths and dealers are able to provide a new key for your Subaru, but you'll have to know the year, brand and model to be sure they have the correct one. In addition the locksmith or dealer will need to verify that they have cut the emergency key that's attached to the fob, which is used on the door cylinders and trunk to aid you in getting out of your locked car. The cost of an Subaru key replacement is different depending on your vehicle's type and year. Some locksmiths or dealers cost more than others. It's a good idea, therefore, to research and find the most affordable price. Transponder Keys The key that comes with your Subaru Forester contains a transponder (also called a transmitter/responder) that helps prevent car theft. When you insert the key into the ignition, it sends a message to the engine control unit which authenticates the key and allows the vehicle to start. This process is done without the need for batteries and is more secure than traditional keys. Transponder keys come with an embedded microchip in the head. They communicate with the computer in your car via radio waves. This is to confirm the identification of the key and ensuring it has the proper cuts for the ignition lock, trunk cylinder, and door cylinders. If you lose your transponder keys it is recommended you contact a professional locksmith or dealer. They can program your key to work with your vehicle and cut a brand new one using the correct cuts. When you call a Subaru Forester dealer or locksmith Be sure to inform them the year the model, year, and make of your Subaru Forester. It is also necessary to have the Vehicle Identification number (VIN) located on the left-hand side of your dashboard. This will allow them to determine the type of key you had and whether the original one can be altered. Also, ensure that they cut you an emergency key that can work on your trunk and door cylinders. Remote Fobs Remote fobs look like metal keys, however they are actually wireless devices that can unlock or lock the car and can sometimes even start it. They are used in conjunction with physical keys to open the trunk and doors. If you do not have a key to turn the ignition on, your fob can also serve as a way of shutting off the electrical system of your car and shut down its engine and stop it from running. This feature requires you to hold the key fob's locking button for 10 seconds. You can use this feature in virtually all modern vehicles, Consumer Reports notes. Fobs have other useful features, too. The key fob lock is a way to keep your side-view mirrors to avoid being lost by someone who is trying to squeeze behind your vehicle when you're maneuvering your car into an area that is tight. The same button is also useful in locating your keys if they are locked inside the car. It is a good idea to buy a replacement for your Subaru Forester key fob if it's damaged or lost. However, before you do so check that the locksmith or dealer who will program the new key fob gives you an emergency key that can work on the doors' cylinders and trunk. Check that the battery inside your key fob is fresh. Keyless Entry A key fob that's a small remote control can lock and open the doors of your Subaru car and activate the alarm system and trunk release. It communicates with multiple antennas throughout your vehicle to identify you as a authorized user. The battery in your key fob is small and may require replacement if it stops working. Some key fobs have an unlocking or locking system that works when you touch the door handle. You must hold the key fob in the range of the antennas in the vehicle to activate this feature. You can also activate this feature by pressing the lock or unlock buttons on the key fob. You can also use your key fob to start your car. If your Subaru fob battery isn't functioning or is shut off while driving, then you'll require replacing it. You can locate the correct battery for your key fob online or at a local auto parts store. When selecting a locksmith dealer to program a new key fob be sure that they are aware of the year model, make, and year of your vehicle. Also, provide the VIN (Vehicle Identification Number) found on your dashboard next to the mirror, since this helps them decide which key fob to program for your specific Subaru.